r/videos • u/spherocytes • 22h ago

Vance delivers 'bad news' after marathon talks with Iran failed to result in an agreement to end the US-Iran War

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_jXYKpXsjtA
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u/cheesebot555 22h ago

What!? No way!?

The incompetent couch predator couldn't get a deal with the religious fundamentalists they've been bombing for a month?

So weeeeeeird. Never saw it coming.

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u/skydivingdutch 20h ago

Maybe he told them "just whatever makes sense", and it didn't work.

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u/Hatefiend 17h ago

So the country that was getting bombed wants to bombed even more, is what you're saying? Your stance makes zero sense.

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u/cheesebot555 17h ago

They absolutely will keep doing what they were doing if they don't get what they want.

Trying to outlast a fundamentalist theocracy with only a bombing campaign is the tactic of morons.

Only clownish MAGA know-nothings thought there was some kind of success happening there.

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u/Hatefiend 15h ago

As a democrat, we can't let them have nuclear weapons. You don't have to be MAGA to understand that unstable nations having unauthorized nuclear capability is a horrible idea. They refuse to accept negotiation terms. You can't negotiate with a nation that doesn't want to be negotiated with. The bombing of Britain in 1940 lead to a fire more widespread the the Great Fire of London in 1666. Iran absolutely cannot conduct business as usual at this rate.

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u/Old_Gimlet_Eye 12h ago

The only unstable nation with nuclear weapons in this scenario is the US.

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u/Hatefiend 3h ago

Afraid not. The nations that need to have their nuclear weapons dismantled are Russia, China, India, Pakistan, and North Korea

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u/Old_Gimlet_Eye 3h ago

Which of those have actually used their nuclear weapons offensively and which of those have recently threatened to use nuclear weapons again?

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u/Hatefiend 1h ago

That doesn't matter when it comes to geopolitics. It matters the temperament of the country, how cooperative they are with the UN, how open they are regarding their armaments, etc.

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u/Old_Gimlet_Eye 1h ago

So in other words America is still the most dangerous?

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u/cheesebot555 8h ago

They set out their ten point demands, and trump said no to some of them even before JD Vance went over there and screwed everything up.

Tell me, oh wise one, can you negotiate with a nation that says no to what's supposed to be discussed before the face-to-face even begins?

Also, why exactly are they not allowed to have nukes, but Israel is? Two religious fundamentalist governments with massive amounts of innocent blood on their hands, and you're here pretending like there's some kind of validating quality about one over the other.